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stanley cup usa next five years, we could be facing a far-right threatAmelia Williams, 27, PhD student, south LondonI tried to be hopeful: Im not at the moment. I would like to see a lot more radicalism than what was in the [Labour] manifesto. Im worried that, if Labour doesnt change much in the next five years, we could be facing a far-right threat in the way that Europe and the US are. I think its a really important time for Labour to show what a left-leaning government can do for people to actually make some material difference in their lives and reverse some of the austerity damage.Id like to see more compassion towards people with disabilities
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The health secretary, Matt Hancock, acted unlawfully by failing to publish multibillion-pound Covid-19 government contracts within the 30-day period required by law, a high court judge has ruled.The judge, Mr Justice Chamberlain, ruled the failure to do so breached the vital public function of transparency over how vast quantities of taxpayers money was spent.The judgment is a victory for the Good Law Project GLP , a crowdfunded not-for-profit organisation that is making a series of legal challenges related to the governments procurement of protective personal equipment PPE and other services during the pandemic.Revealed: Cummings role in handing Covid contract to firm run by friends Read moreResearch by the procurement consultancy Tussell had found Hancocks Department of Health and Social C
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